Tag: decolonial

An essay on the 1st Korkut Biennial of New Music and decolonial aesthesis (Almaty, Kazakhstan) through the experience of relocation from Russia to Central Asia

why the largest square in Berlin is honoring russian imperialism in one of its most active periods and how we can rename it by art actions

colonial ways of dehumanization and the helplessness of psychoanalysis

on recovering archives from bread and tea via rendering limits and disruptions of hierarchies towards collective co-actions

What do we mean by anti-, de-, post- colonialism, and how does this critical perspective apply to Eastern European context

transfrontier art collective, operating by critical language studies, seeks decoloniality and radical solidarity

if binarity is a power regime, then non-binary spaces are a schism and way out into other power relations

On traps of generalization on the case of the Berlin exhibition with decolonial intension

to find the beach under the paving stones, we need Bodies on the streets

polylingual poems with decolonial context in footnotes and transformative translation into russian

On the memory gaps in the documentary “Soundtrack to the Coup d’Etat”; Nikita Khrushchev as a Decolonial Manic Pixie Girlfriend; standing ovations for the documentary “Russian at War” and post-left.